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jd man

11-28-2001 17:12:40




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i have a john deere B and the rear tire is flat. when i try to put air in it, it goes to the top to. i only need air in the bottom! what do i do?




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Joel Williams

12-02-2001 18:27:40




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
My grand pap use to say just turn the tire over and run it on the round part.



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LFN

11-29-2001 18:01:39




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
IT's obvious you have to much air on the outside of the tire, so turn the tire inside out, or if you leave it like it is--- suck hard



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Frank

11-29-2001 17:27:24




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
I've read all the answers to your problem. They're all wrong. Your air compressor's air intake is on the top so all you're getting is top air. You need to turn your compressor upside down so you can get the bottom air. Hope this helps.



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ff316

11-29-2001 16:06:03




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
Since warm air rises, hang ice packs all over your air compressor. The cold air will sink to the bottom of the tire, and blow it up. Or use something that is heavier than air such as propane.



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Brain fixxer

11-29-2001 14:43:46




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
Punch hole in top of tire to = the prussure, I think this will do the jub



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easydoesit

11-29-2001 13:23:26




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
Take a load off your brain! Take off the tire and put on a steel wheel! Before there was rubber and air there was steel.



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What a silly bunch!

11-28-2001 21:54:12




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
That tire is intended to be loaded! the air is always on top!:)



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bullshooter

11-28-2001 21:30:12




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
jack the tractor up, take off wheel with flat bottom, then rotate it 180 degrees and bolt it back on. that should solve ur problem



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I too dumb..

11-28-2001 19:37:58




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
GO talk to a tire man!!
ha ha ha that's so funny.!!!



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derfixerguy

11-28-2001 19:26:01




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
Opie,
Take an air hose about 5 feet long and stick one end in your ear (right ear, left ear makes no never mind), and the other end on the valve stem. All the air that is in your head will go in the tire and sink to the bottom of the tire where you need it. This air will weigh more because of all the heavy thinkin your are encumbered with.
Here's another tip for winterizing your old "B", put springwater in your coolant system because it never freezes.
P.S.
Please let us know when you get out so we can have a nice party for you.

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Bigdog

11-28-2001 19:12:19




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
Get yourself some heavy air. It'll stay in the bottom of the tire.



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Oliverguy

11-28-2001 18:21:39




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
Better yet, take the wheel off and turn it over, leave the lugs a little loose, this will keep it from going flat again.



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IH man

11-28-2001 17:29:10




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 Re: jd tire is flat in reply to jd man, 11-28-2001 17:12:40  
Jack the tire off the ground, spin the wheel 180 degrees, put air in tire.



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